Tag Archives: sense of place

Placemaking and Identity in Phoenix Redux

Posted on April 30, 2011 by Jim McPherson

In his April 22 Vanishing Phoenix guest blog post, “Learning from Boston: Placemaking and Identity,” Will Novak noted that the 15 “urban villages” created in 1985 do not correlate very well with Phoenix City Council Districts or existing defined neighborhoods. … Continue reading →

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Historic Preservation Doesn’t Happen Without Community Engagement

Posted on July 24, 2010 by Taz Loomans

Change isn’t going to come until we, the residents of Phoenix, also take responsibility for all the demolition that takes place here. Continue reading →

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